- In my Ubuntu installation I found the "/run" folder. So I went to the root and gave a:
find | grep server-811
- This command returned me a reference location in "/tmp/.wine-1000/server-811-1b403b2"
So I went to the folder
cd /run/user/1000
- I had to create the "wine" folder inside because it didn't exist. There was only an empty folder called "winw".
mkdir wine
- I entered the folder
cd wine
- Then I made a link to the file that wine was complaining about:
ln -s /tmp/.wine-1000/server-811-1b403b2
Once the link was created in "/run/user/1000/wine/server-811-1b403b2" I was able to run Wine and Windows applications again .... Now let's see how wine 5 works!
I applied the following workaround:
- In my Ubuntu installation I found the "/run" folder. So I went to the root and gave a:
find | grep server-811
- This command returned me a reference location in "/tmp/. wine-1000/ server- 811-1b403b2"
So I went to the folder
cd /run/user/1000
- I had to create the "wine" folder inside because it didn't exist. There was only an empty folder called "winw".
mkdir wine
- I entered the folder
cd wine
- Then I made a link to the file that wine was complaining about:
ln -s /tmp/.wine- 1000/server- 811-1b403b2
Once the link was created in "/run/user/ 1000/wine/ server- 811-1b403b2" I was able to run Wine and Windows applications again .... Now let's see how wine 5 works!